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Description
17218
Statistical methods in the social sciences
17221
Statistics of investment risk
17222
Business logistics
17223
Statistics of insurance
17224
Computer-aided statistical analysis
17225
Statistical methods in the arts
17226
Ranking methods in statistics
17227
Further topics in probability modelling
17228
Statistics in clinical medicine and bio-medical research
17229
Mathematical statistics
17230
Mathematical statistics part 2 (statistical modelling 2)
17231
Statistical concepts
17232
Statistical concepts and methods
17233
Analysis of sample surveys
17234
Business forecasting
17235
Computer-aided data analysis
17236
Planning of experiments
17237
Computer-oriented statistical modelling
17238
Theory of interest
17239
Applied non-parametric methods
17241
Computer-aided data analysis i
17242
Computer-aided data analysis 2
17243
Statistics of investment risk 1
17244
Statistics of investment risk 2
17261
Life contingencies
17262
Linear models and forecasting 1
17311
Experimental design
17312
Advanced topics in statistics
17313
Ranking methods in statistics
17317
Ranking methods in statistics
17318
Time-series analysis
17319
Actuarial science
17322
Data analysis 1
17323
Data analysis 2
17324
Multivariate statistical analysis
17325
Survey sampling
17326
Quality control and management
17327
Design and analysis of experiments
17328
Random processes
17329
Optimization
17330
Selected topics in statistics
17331
Data analysis
17335
Data analysis of many variables
17337
Financial time series analysis
17361
Advanced life contingencies 1
17362
Advanced life contingencies 2
17363
Risk theory
17364
Survival studies
17365
Topics in actuarial science
17367
Actuarial practice in financial security programmes
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